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Crisis intervention theory & application
Examines developmental and accidental psychosocial crisis and the rationale for intervention.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85108372
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85093362
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- "Examines developmental and accidental psychosocial crisis and the rationale for intervention."@en
- "Examines development and accidental psychosocial crises. Features three examples of conflicts involving a nurse's confrontation with an individual, a couple, and a family, to present the theory of crisis intervention."@en
- "Ms. Mitchell and Dr. Sills discuss crisis intervention. The development of the theory and practice of crisis intervention is covered. The program describes what constitutes a crisis and discusses the type of assessment required of the nurse who is presented with a patient experiencing a crisis."@en
- "Examines developmental and accidental psychosocial crises. Features three examples of conflicts involving a nurse's confrontation with an individual, a couple, and a family, to present the theory of crisis intervention."@en